led them to their discovery. i got to speak with the local expert on how and why this could happen. it is the outcome nobody wanted. kiely rodni was seen august six following a party. sunday, an scb that looks like the one she was driving was pulled from a lake a few hundred yards away. >> we believe this is our missing person. we have not been able to positively identify, but it is more than likely where we are today. >> authorities had searched a large perimeter, including the creek reservoir, searching with sonar and divers but it was the independent group that ended up finding the vehicle sunday. >> we placed two sonar boats in the water. by 11:15 kevin dineen detected

-- nick conducted -- it was determined to be a vehicle in 15 feet of water. >> the sheriff's office addressed a major question posed following the discovery of the volunteers made. >> how did we not find it when we were searching? the lake was searched extensively with sonar. we had divers, swimmers, that is part is -- that is part of what we will have to debrief. >> chief -- has played a major search. he says teams are often not equipped with the highest technology, especially when it comes to diving. >> a lot of times, the teams are voluntary arms of the sheriff. search-and-rescue teams are per prize of volunteers. >> as law-enforcement continues to look at what they may have missed, -- is far from mesa

laboratory event but they should feel proud in bringing closer -- closure. >> i am confident in those who do the work. it was danger -- it was dangerous work but they have volunteered to do that. >> there are still a lotf estise sris ce and blwe after press conference including how the car got to the lake, how long it was there and how long it was there. the family says they will continue to celebrate her spirit and the gift they are receiving knowing that kylie will remain with us even though we will not get them back. that is a statement from the family who is very early on in their grieving process. >> adventures with purpose is a community funded team that specializes in under wonders

search and recovery. they were featured earlier on nightline. they explain how they got into roaming the country and how to search for missing people. >> i started a youtube series in july, 2018. that was just simply getting in the water and searching what was out of sight. pop cans, garbage. >> when did you make this shift from trying to clean things off the bottom of the lake to somehow trying to find all sorts of evidence from previous cases? human bodies? >> it became a calling. a family reached out to me in the fall of 2018. they had seen videos we were putting on youtube, finding vehicles and pulling them out of the water. they reached out and said they had a lost loved one, we believe they are in the water. can you help us? nobody else is helping us.

and doug are filling a critical need, going where police rarely have to tools, technology and skills to go. >> what is the presented shell of success? how often do you get the results you want? >> for the cases we take on, 15% to 18%. >> we have an 18% chance today? >> for law-enforcement, i am close -- i am sure those sit -- >> on its website, adventures with purpose say it hit -- it has helped solve 23 missing casing persons. they are searching for other missing persons, luisa print as -- i net adams has been missing for more than a year. she was last heard from on april 25, 2021 in san luis obispo.

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just like any other business owner who cleans their store before opening, he doug lopez those the same. the difference, she has to set up every day to sell jewelry on this corner of 24th street. >> when i come here to sell my merchandise, it is very different. it was more safe. different people. >> she has been a street vendor for eight years hence is lately new vendors have come in to sell stolen merchandise and drugs. her concern is her nine-year-old daughter who has been coming to work for her during the summer break. >> we can't even walk through there. people are squished together. >> a month ago, at the request of a supervisor, -- placed this fence to stop open drug use and illegal vending from happeningtn francisco's health department --

with no timeline over the weekend, this fence was removed. >> it is frustrating that it has taken this long to get the on landing -- to get the online permitting up. >> sfpd cannot reinforce the street vendor lot because not all profligate -- not all applications have been processed. even though this law passed three months ago. >> until they process this application, they feel comfortable enforcing the law. >> the group -- >> our list has grown to 150 people were looking to apply for permits. >> one of those is miguel. he has worked for someone who tells him everything was purchased, but they will not tell him where. >> [speaking spanish]

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association criticize the ban, saying making it harder to find a commodity we need everyday generally means cost goes up. add biscuits say they will keep pushing to prevent more gas stations to move in. >> we have been buffeted by wildfire, -- wide-out 6000 homes. these are consequences of the climate crisis and we are doing things in the north bay to respond to the crisis. >> during the pandemic, many bay area restaurants pivoted to outdoor dining, taking over parking lots and streets. some cities have moved to make it permanent. one north bay city is on the verge of a different approach. lena holland explains the change that could come to mill valley. >> parklets like this one here be a thing of the past as city

planners look to approve a seasonal outdoor business program. during the pandemic when endurance -- indoor restaurant space was restricted, nil valley adopted the temporary outdoor business plan which allowed restaurants to expand their business outdoors in the public right-of-way. this waived conditional use permits revive parking based on the floored area of the business , something locals have grown to appreciate. >> it is nice to be able to walk down -- to walk downtown. before, we were outside all the time. i love to be able to do that. >> that program was supposed to sunset at the end of june but was extended until october 31 of this year. instead of ending it completely, the city is considering a seasonal plan to last from the beginning of june until the end of october. vicki changes the expansion of their business may not reduce

the number of parking spaces they are fired at. >> i can appreciate they are looking at it. obviously, it has to have equity amongst all the different restaurants. i have not found it to impact the parking. >> the mill valley planning commission is expected to vote on this in their meeting tomorrow night at 7:00. >> to the southwest where nearly 50 million americans are under flood watches. >> taxes hammered by torrential rain. now, it is moving east. reena roy has the latest. >> a1 in 1000 weather event slamming this city of dallas. a summer's worth of rain falling overnight, some areas seeing 15 inches in just 12 hours. >> people are stuck out here. this weather ain't no joke. >> water rescues underway.

drivers stuck for hours, including jim mcquaid who says his drive home from work usually takes 50 minutes. this kind -- this time, two and a half hours. some roads slowly reopening. a similar scene in new mexico where 150 people were stuck for hours without food or water in carlsbad caverns. >> nobody knew what time we could leave. we thought maybe a couple of errors. -- a couple of hours. >> millions are facing extremely dry conditions. oregon, washington and idaho under red flag earnings as lightning may spark fires. temperatures in the northwest remain above average. >> flooding has been so bad in some areas with extreme drought, dry terrain unable to absorb the water. dais -- dallas is in its highest

level of drought. >> here, relatively calm. >> let's see what we have in store. >> i am going to give you one quick look at the satellite radar image of the rain that continues to fall in the area where the flooding occurred. watch, it has expanded beyond texas. you can see a line of heavy rain continues to pound central and eastern texas. the threat of flooding is moving into louisiana, mississippi and alabama. the entire southeast is under siege by these storms. back here in the bay, breezy conditions. we've got gusts at 37 miles per hour. 35 miles per hour at san mateo. it is breezy across the entire region. nonetheless, it is warmer than it was yesterday. 21 degrees warmer in napa.

15 degrees warmer in concord. let's take a live view from our rooftop camera. 70 degrees here in san francisco. oakland, 74. mid 80's in santa clara. 64 at half moon bay. tour the golden gate, we see low clouds developing right now. mainly sunny over the bay. 93 santa rosa. napa, 93. 96 fairfield. a nice clear view from the tower looking out over san francisco, we will see widespread fog and drizzle overnight, continuing into their early morning. heat will linger tomorrow, but mild days through the week. 6:00 overnight, we will see a surge of clouds and fog. lots of patches of drizzle along the coast and across the bay.

there may be a few wet spots, but we will have a mainly sunny day during the midmorning. overnight low temperatures in the low 60's. mild across the region, except that the coast. highs tomorrow, 64 at half moon bay. mid to upper 70's along the bay shoreline. east bay will be hot once again with low to mid 90's. not as warm as today. southbay highest a three at san jose. temperatures will moderate a bit wednesday and thursday, just minor warming friday. into the weekend, cooler weather than we have seen for a while. mid to upper 80's. >> a remarkable finished aware rain delayed game at the little league world series that began yesterday. nicaragua red debt -- nicaragua

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this story, spencer, you talk first. >> there are some issues that are gender specific and would be better handled by that gender. on the other hand, opening more open discussions has some merit. but, i will go with my previous statement. >> my gut initially said well, yeah, it should be a woman. i have known a male ob/gyn's who are super popular. i have never had one, but -- >> yeah. >> we are all in agreement, but, can he relate to the importance of having free products? or just having not gone through that? somebody who can relate to you and understand more?

>> having experience, whether it is distributing supplies or ensuring that things get to where they need to go, the logistical part. the optics are not great. a woman would probably be better. it is interesting to know what else he brings to the table and whether that makes his qualification more convincing and worthwhile. but -- do you snore? >> we know some people snore. maybe you, may be partner, maybe -- some people recommend taping your mouth shut. the wall street journal interviewed people who used an adhesive strip surgical tape on their mouths and some couples say it has been a lifesaver. doctors say taping your mouth could be risky, especially if you have other medical issues. if you google this, it says at

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each bottle goes for $5,000 and they are only sold at art galleries. the only -- the owner says his line is art. what is your view? does this mean it is extraordinary? or perhaps he does not want you to taste it because you might not determine it is worth your dollar? [laughter] >> it is quaint that he is offering his bottles of wine as works of art. there is an arch to winemaking. i am curious to know what the wine tastes like, but i know people who have spent thousands of dollars on bottles of wine that they have never opened. if i spend that much, i have to taste it. >> i am with you, spencer. >> i would say on a special occasion, i would break it open. and just out of curiosity. one restaurant is on to people

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having the chipotle water cup is just not. >> it does not add to the mood. if i want to alight a candle, i may be have a lavender scent. >> that's pleasant. >> i want the frosted glass. >> exactly. more romantic. [laughter] >> we

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>> tonight at 8:00, the bachelorette. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney bought a soccer team in england. now, their journey has been turned into a documentary on hulu. george pinocchio -- george pennacchio has a preview. >> the thing we love more than anything is the football club. >> the football club in a working-class town in north wales is struggling. rob mcelhenney had this idea. he asked ryan reynolds, someone he had never met, if he wanted to buy the club. suddenly, the red dragons are there team. the two inexperienced owners work hard for their athletes and for this community so committed to the team. and now, we are on the journey

with them in the new docuseries welcome to wrexham. i watched all the episodes and now am thinking, now what? >> that community is one of the most beautiful epicenters of heartbreak and hope i have been around. >> it is more than football. it is your mental well-being as well. >> i did not expect the devotion of this community and it really gets you in motion a. >> that is something we really wanted to make sure the documentary was heavily into. that is our entire intention. to show people that even if they do not think that they are a fan of football or a sin of sports, we can get them invested in the story. >> the positivity and the vibrancy of what rob and ryan brought to the area is palpable. >> he is an empathetic, driven

but kind, supersmart, great partner. >> the stadium. wow. >> ryan says he likes to build things. with rob, you see the two trying to build something new with this 11 old team and the community that comes with it. >> it is freaking insane. to go in and buy, teco alone a football club at this level. it is really about those people and the personalities and that community who live and die with this club. >> welcome to wrexham begins streaming wednesday on hulu. disney is the parent company of hulu and abc7news. yet the abc 7 app and join us whenever you want, wherever you

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